The options are to exercise all warrant shares, partial warrant shares or sell.
Exercise price per share is $32. I have 42 warrant shares. Current GME stock price is around $24.
What say you?
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Don't do anything.
Just wait and see. Speculation is that their are not enough warrants to go around. They may have to buy them to give to customers......
They are are also like free options. If they price rises above the warrent price we can sell or exercise them for a nice profit.
Plain, understandable English. Thank you, fren!
Mine haven't landed yet.
I read one thing on superstonk which suggested that HODLing the warrants stresses the shorts holders, they'll need them, they guarantee that they can get a share when they're scarce and when they really need it.
I'm still watching and learning regarding this.
My instinct is that GME share price will rise quite a bit this month, but I'm really no expert.
Notification came to me this morning via e-mail...not computershare. There is an Acct. Code and Control Code sent directly from Gamestop and a link that takes you to the Gamestop site..not computershare. So check your e-mail.
I've done a lot of research too but so much of the information is over my head...I'm doing nothing until I learn more. The deadline is 10.26.26
Steps to Handle GameStop Warrants: Check Your Brokerage Account: After the distribution date of October 7, 2025, it may take up to 7 business days for the warrants to appear in your brokerage account.
Confirm Ticker Symbol: The warrants are expected to trade on the NYSE under the ticker symbol GME WS.
Trade or Exercise: Once they are in your account, you can choose to:
Sell them: You can sell the warrants on the open market to other investors. Exercise them: You can pay the $32.00 exercise price to acquire one share of GameStop common stock.
Do Not Use Computershare for Trading: Computershare is the transfer agent for GameStop shares and will not be the platform for trading the warrants.
The warrants are expected to be freely tradable on the stock exchange, which requires a brokerage account.
So I was going to ask how to trade them…especially if the stock price goes up since any buying or selling can take a few days with computer share.
So a brokerage acct like etrade? And how does one alert the brokerage to the number of warrant share owned by the individual?
I would call Computer Share since you already have shares with them.
Get their advice. Especially if you don't have an account with a broker like Fidelity.
Computer Share. 1 800 522 6645
Fidelity. 1 814 334 3767
You can't trade them on computershare only exercise them ,is what I read on superstonk.
If you want to move them to a broker,you have them pull them out of computershare.
Recommendation is to exercise (buy shares @ $32 any time in the next year), or hold and let them expire. Do NOT trade/sell these because they'll be gobbled up by naked short brokers and hedge funds. HODLing or buying causes more pressure on the hedgies. Note: this is not financial advice, I am a smooth-brain ape.
Someone will be trading and selling, which means there are effectively an infinite number of shares through hidden rehypothication. That means that hedgies have no problem covering with synthetic shares semi-legally unless and until things fundamentally change. Because of this, "not trading or selling" makes no sense imo.
The assumptions of "how things work" is wrong. It makes the assumption that there is a limited number of shares. That's not true. All the people who are guessing what "the plan is" using that assumption are wrong. Things can't be fixed until things change on the legal side. That gets fixed by exposure of the fraud to the point that it can't be hidden anymore. Imo THAT is the plan. Massive wide spread exposure of the fraud.
Put in a sell order at a fixed minimum price. That way if they're in the money you won't miss out, and you don't have to watch the market.
You can't set a limit order for 420,690.
Kek
Can someone please help me understand how a warrant works. If the current price is $24, why would I exercise a warrant and purchase at $32?
Well I don't think purchasing now is a wise option since the warrant price is higher than the current stock price. But you could sell your shares at $32 as I understand it and make a bit of money. From my stand point, I'm just going to hold on to them for a while and wait for the price to increase. If it goes way up, then buying new shares at the $32 price point can them be sold at the higher price...again, making a profit. Which profit will be bigger? Anyone's guess.
I see so you can sell also. Seems like you’d execute then buy back at $24. Especially if you’re working in an IRA without the holding requirements.
Yes, that's a possibility.
Wait till price is going to jump enough and then sell or even buy share for $32 if you want to hodl.. You have one year to decide..
You wouldn't. Unless the value of GME > $32, these aren't really worth anything in terms of basic warrant value. I mean, they carry a market value, but really, they should be valued somewhere around $32 less than the price of the stock.
For anyone paying attention, there is some deeper special play here, we hope. It'll be interesting to see how this unfolds. Basically, for $32 dollars, you could exercise a singe warrant OR you could just buy a share, keep your warrant, and have a few extra dollars. So, these warrants are confusing and don't make sense on the surface (at least right now).